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The Millstone, Stamford

1 All Saints Street
Stamford
PE9 2PA

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Stamford Town

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Quinno _ left this review about The Millstone

Looks really good on approach through a well looked-after courtyard. A proper let-down inside which is a dark and drab modern affair with walls, bar and wood wainscoting suffocated into submission by two-tone battleship grey paint. Brighter at the bar at least where I saw Oakham Citra, Taylor's Boltmaker, Grainstore Ten Fifty and Tribute. The Citra, which I use as bellwether beer, was pretty good (NBSS 3.5) and served-up by a friendly barmaid, so well-worth the GBG entry on that score. But not somewhere to linger unless it’s a sunny day and there’s a courtyard seat. 6.5

On 6^th July 2026 - rating: 7
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Real Ale Ray left this review about Millstone Inn

A very well run pub, which is spotlessly clean. The manager has a good reputation locally for his quality cask ales, which is evident from his highly polished handpumps. Four ales on our visit serving Tribute, Oakham Citra, TT Boltmaker and Grainstore Ten Fifty. I found the interior to be rather clinical, plus an uninspiring grey and blue decor.

On 15^th June 2023 - rating: 6
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Strongers . left this review about Millstone Inn

The Millstone is a modern L-shaped pub with seating to the left of the entrance and a raised central bar to the right. Further right is more seating that wraps around to the rear where there is a door to a large courtyard full of picnic tables. Televisions are located throughout, muted daytime TV was on during my visit. Thankfully the handful of locals in high spirits at the bar were topping up the jukebox with a decent song selection. Premium keg is available alongside Carling and the four hand pumps were drawing Grainstore’s Ten Fifty, Oakham’s Citra, TT Landlord and St Austell’s Tribute. The barmaid was very friendly and the atmosphere was good for a weekday lunchtime, but the actual pub itself is bland and very forgettable.

On 13^th December 2022 - rating: 6
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